GFRD Galliford Try Holdings plc

The latest analyst work on Galliford Try Holdings reflects a shift in fair value, with the model price target moving from £6.52 to £7.54 per share. Analysts link this change to updated views on risk around future cash flows and how much scope they see for the company to deliver on its plans. As you read on, you will see how this evolving narrative may shape the way you track Galliford Try Holdings from here. Analyst Price Targets don't always capture the full story. Head over to our Company...

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Galliford Try (LON:GFRD) reported a sixth consecutive year of improvement in its key financial measures for the year ended 2026, supported by margin gains in its Building and Infrastructure divisions, strong cash generation and a growing order book. The construction group said revenue increased 3%

Galliford Try Holdings PLC (LSE:GFRD, FRA:3WC) chief financial officer Kris Hampson spoke with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the construction group's latest results, growing order book, margin progression and outlook for 2027, as well as its approach to acquisitions and shareholder returns. Hampson said Galliford Try delivered a sixth consecutive year of growth across key metrics, supported by its building, infrastructure and specialist services operations. Adjusted profit before tax rose 24% on revenue growth of 3% to nearly £56 million, with adjusted divisional operating margin advancing from 3% to 3.5% and average cash up 21% to £216.2 million. "We make revenue, we turn it into profit, and we turn that profit into cash," Hampson said. Looking ahead, he highlighted the £4.3 billion order book, up 5%, with more than 90% of current-year revenue already secured, alongside 60% for 2028. He said 91% of the order book sits within long-term frameworks and 95% is with government and regulated clients. Hampson also discussed opportunities across water, highways, education and affordable housing, including growth tied to AMP8, newer frameworks on improved terms, and expects continued progression towards the group's 4% adjusted operating margin target for 2030. On capital allocation, Galliford Try announced a £15 million share buyback alongside its results, following last year's £10 million buyback. Hampson also discussed the company's active M&A pipeline and its commitment to maintaining a dividend at 1.8 times cover based on adjusted EPS. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more interviews and market updates. Give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications so you don’t miss future content. Read Proactive's Editorial Policy here: https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/pages/editorialPolicy #GallifordTry #GFRD #KrisHampson #UKConstruction #Infrastructure #UKInfrastructure #Construction #Investing #InvestorNews #FinancialResults #OrderBook #ShareBuyback #Dividend #MergersAndAcquisitions #AMP8 #WaterInfrastructure #AffordableHousing #ProactiveInvestors #Proactive

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